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To coincide with the commencement of semester 2, the UNSW Express bus services will revert to the semester timetable from Monday 23 July 2018.
Routes 891, 893 and 898 will run to the UNSW holidays timetable during the university mid-year recess from 26 June to 22 July 2018.
Industry panel and seminars for engineering students.
All undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students studying in Australia are invited to participate in this survey. The survey is open between August 1 - 31 2018. The earlier you complete the survey, the more chances you have to win the major weekly prize of $1,000 prepaid VISA gift card!
Please remember to check your UNSW student email for important notifications!
Here you can find a guide to accessing your student email mailbox.
Say NO to single use plastic! Take the challenge. July is here and it's a great time to look at how we can avoid single-use plastics.
With Semester 2 for 2018 about to kick off, it's a great time to find out about the essential services Security & Traffic Management provide on campus to help keep you safe.
Road and traffic closures will commence on High Street, between Botany Street and Wansey Road, from 10pm Friday 29 June until Monday 23 July, 2018. There will be continuous works at the intersection High Street and Botany Street each weekend during the period from 10pm Friday until 5am Monday. Traffic and pedestrian changes will occur.
A new driveway into UNSW Gate 9 is currently being built as part of the design for the Sydney CBD and South Easy Light Rail corridor.
The new driveway will be situated on High Street, Randwick approximately 50m west of the current driveway, closer to Anzac Parade. Upon the opening of the new driveway, the current entrance will be will be permanently closed to vehicles.
On the January in Dublin, London, Stratford and Oxford program, you will visit 4 significant and historic cities in 17 nights, including a week in London – one of the most visited cities in the world!
CEIE-Academic Mobility Program is an English-taught academic program led by the College of Electronic and Information Engineering of Tongji University. Courses are taught by highly qualified lecturers from the different faculties in Tongji University. This program aims at providing students with an opportunity to experience new cultures whilst studying abroad at one of the most prestigious universities in China. Our courses are from different disciplines and cover engineering, business, management and architecture. We welcome UNSW students from all disciplines to attend our courses and experience a dynamic cultural experience.
This edition of our counselling newsletter focuses on how to cope with difficult situations.
Calling all STEM students! This isn't any ol' careers night. It's your chance to get your hands dirty and to see where your degree can take you.
This edition of our counselling newsletter focuses on how to let go of negative or unhelpful thoughts.
This edition of our counselling newsletter focuses on how to build mental fitness to stay sharp.
